Immediate Windows

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Gunawan

Hi,
Usually I could type command such as
? "Hello"

In immediate window but I can't do that anymore in C# 2005 Express IDE.
If I want to perform such function, how can I do that?

Regards,
Gunawan
 
Gunawan said:
Hi,
Usually I could type command such as
? "Hello"

In immediate window but I can't do that anymore in C# 2005 Express IDE.
If I want to perform such function, how can I do that?

Regards,
Gunawan
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By the looks of it you should read an elementary book on C#.
I remember that in BASIC on could type ? "Hello",
which would print Hello in your screen. But in C# this
is a little more complicated.
 
Patrick said:
By the looks of it you should read an elementary book on C#.
I remember that in BASIC on could type ? "Hello",
which would print Hello in your screen. But in C# this
is a little more complicated.
Click to expand...
No... the Immediate window evaluates instructions immediately, and is able
to use info from the currently running application, for example. In answer
to the original poster, I haven't used the 2005 Express release but it's
possible it just isn't implemented yet - it's still a relatively early beta.
You could check the release pages - there's a list of missing / broken
features.

Steve
 
As I recall, the Command Window has two modes: Command and Immediate.
Enter the following line exactly (inc >) and press enter
cmd
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will switch you from Immediate Mode to Command Mode. The following line
followed by enter
immed
will switch you from command mode to immediate mode.
 
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